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SLSU, TK steward environmental protection through EJSRP 3

Office of the President — Tue, 26 May 2026 01:30:35 +0000

Southern Luzon State University (SLSU) continues to embody its goal of leading initiatives for environmental protection and conservation. One such initiative is the Environmental Justice Sector Reform Project – Phase 3 (EJSRP 3), implemented through the Oscar F. Santos Institute of Environmental Governance (IEG) in partnership with Tanggol Kalikasan (TK) and funded by the United States Department of the Interior International Technical Assistance Program.

The EJSRP 3 Project Implementation: Area Specific Action Plan

EJSRP 3 aims to enhance biodiversity conservation actions and ensure the protection of remaining wildlife habitats by raising awareness and strengthening the capacities and technical skills of local government officials. The project covers several coastal and island municipalities in Quezon Province along the Philippine Rise (Benham Rise), namely: Alabat, Burdeos, General Nakar, Infanta, Jomalig, Panukulan, Patnanungan, Perez, Polillo, Quezon, and Real.

One key component of the project requires each municipality to develop and implement an Area Specific Action Plan (ASAP) tailored to its community’s environmental needs. These plans include capacity building for Bantay Dagat members on the enforcement of fisheries laws and legislation, as well as the establishment of aquasilviculture.

ASAP Monitoring

Following the completion of the municipalities’ ASAP implementation, SLSU IEG and TK conducted a series of monitoring activities to ensure the attainment of the project’s objectives and its sustainability. Likewise, staff of Office and Extension Services joined the monitoring team to conduct a needs assessment survey and interview aimed to identify emerging issues and priority concerns, which determined the capacity-building requirements and recommended appropriate interventions that may develop into extension concepts and projects.

The monitoring team conducted its first monitoring activity for the municipalities of Real and General Nakar, Quezon.

In Real, the team met with Municipal Agriculture Officer (MAO) Filomena R. Azogue and Ms. Jamaica J. Hapa, a staff member of the Municipal Agriculture Office (MAgO). The discussion revealed that the five Bantay Dagat members who underwent training have not yet been formally deputized due to incomplete requirements under the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) standards. The municipality also expressed the need for additional capacity-building activities focused on Coastal Resource Management Planning.

Meanwhile, in General Nakar, the team met with MAO John Leo O. Tena. Similar concerns were raised regarding the nine trained Bantay Dagat members who remain without formal deputization. The municipality further requested additional training on Coastal Resource Management Planning and Hito (catfish) farming as an alternative livelihood opportunity for other Bantay Dagat members and volunteers.

On April 27, 2026, the monitoring team visited the Municipality of Patnanungan and met with Municipal Mayor Claire Larita-Natividad, MAO Eugene Luces, and Municipal Environment and Natural Resources Officer (MENRO) Dennis Aguilar. During the meeting, it was reported that the eleven Bantay Dagat members have already been deputized. The municipality also requested additional training focused on coral management to strengthen marine conservation efforts.

The following day, the team proceeded to the Municipality of Jomalig. Local officials shared that four Bantay Dagat members have been deputized. The municipality likewise expressed interest in additional training programs focused on mangrove development to support their ecotourism initiatives.

A Continuing Commitment

These monitoring activities reflect SLSU’s strong commitment, together with partner institutions and local government units, to enhancing coastal resource protection, strengthening environmental law enforcement, and promoting sustainable, community-based livelihood opportunities for coastal communities.

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SLSU empowers Barangay 6 with seminar on women’s rights

Extension Services — Tue, 21 Apr 2026 08:58:12 +0000

In line with its commitment to gender equality and community extension services, Southern Luzon State University (SLSU) conducted a seminar titled “Karapatan ng Kababaihan, Alamin at Itaguyod: A Seminar on the Magna Carta of Women for the Community of Brgy. 6” on April 21 at the Barangay Hall of Brgy. 6, Lucban, Quezon.

The seminar was organized in response to a formal request from the Tanggapan ng Sangguniang Barangay of Barangay 6. It aimed to educate the barangay’s community and stakeholders on the provisions of the law, raise awareness, and deepen understanding of women’s rights, contributing to the elimination of discrimination by recognizing, protecting, fulfilling, and promoting the rights of women.

The activity gathered members of the Sangguniang Barangay, Barangay Health Workers (BHWs), Barangay Nutrition Scholars (BNSs), Barangay Tanod, and parents of daycare children from Barangay 6. The seminar began with opening remarks from Hon. Melchor F. Bojelador, Punong Barangay of Brgy. 6, who warmly welcomed the participants and facilitators, emphasizing the importance of conducting seminars empowering women. This was followed by an inspirational message from Ms. Josephine Robelo, Social Welfare Officer and member of the Municipal Gender and Development (GAD) Office of Lucban, who commended both Brgy. 6 and SLSU for their continued efforts in promoting gender equality.

Leading the discussion on the Magna Carta of Women was Assoc. Prof. Rene P. Zubieto, Director of the SLSU Gender and Development Office. Through an interactive activity,participants shared their perspectives on womanhood and what rights they are entitled to. His lecture covered the purpose, scope, specific rights, and key provisions of the said law. The participants actively engaged in the session, sharing their own views and personal experiences.

The seminar concluded with closing remarks from Hon. Rosana P. Laguador, Barangay Kagawad and Co-chair of the Committee on Gender and Development of Brgy. 6, who urged participants to apply their new knowledge in safeguarding and promoting their rights as women.

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SLSU, LGU Lucban strengthen partnership for community extension programs

Extension Services — Fri, 20 Feb 2026 07:51:57 +0000

Southern Luzon State University (SLSU) and the Local Government Unit of Lucban, Quezon formally strengthened their partnership through a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) signing, launching two community extension projects focused on child health, sanitation, and home care support for senior citizens at the REPDI Training Hall on February 20.

The partnership formalized the implementation of the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) extension project titled “Bulati 2: Kalinisan ay Palaganapin, Kalusugan ay Pagyamanin” as well as the initiative of the College of Allied Medicine (CAM) and the Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office (MSWDO) of Lucban titled “Agos-Kalinga para kina Lolo at Lola: Home Care Support Program for Senior Citizens.”

The program formally opened with welcome remarks from the Director of SLSU Office of Extension Services, Prof. Felino J. Gutierrez, Jr., who emphasized that SLSU is not only an institution that produces quality professionals but also a university deeply committed to addressing the needs of Lucban and the wider province.

He highlighted that Bulati 2: Kalinisan ay Palaganapin, Kalusugan ay Pagyamanin, spearheaded by CAS, reflects the university’s mission of extending research outputs to the community. Grounded in research, the project recognizes the link between nutrition and education, noting that children suffering from intestinal parasitism face challenges in learning; the initiative also responds to Quezon Province’s pressing concern on malnutrition, one of the highest in the CALABARZON region.

Meanwhile, CAM’s project, Agos-Kalinga para kina Lolo at Lola: Home Care Support Program for Senior Citizens, emphasizes the university’s commitment not only to the youth and productive sectors but also to senior citizens, ensuring inclusive community care and support.

In his message, the University President, Dr. Frederick T. Villa, expressed gratitude to LGU Lucban for the openness and collaboration, describing the partnership as a powerful alliance where governance is strengthened by knowledge and education. He reaffirmed that SLSU remains an instrument of service, emphasizing, “Anumang pangangailangan ng ating bayan, andito po ang SLSU,” and assured continued support for the needs of the whole municipality.

For his part, Lucban Municipal Mayor Agustin M. Villaverde conveyed appreciation to SLSU and encouraged sustained collaboration, expressing hope for more joint projects in the future.

The MOA signing was witnessed by the Vice President for Administrative and Financial Affairs, Dr. Arvin N. Natividad; CAS Dean, Dr. Shiela M. Manzanilla; CAM Dean, Dr. Rosalinda A. Abuy; as well as the Project Management Team of Bulati 2 Project: Asst. Prof. Maria Luisa A. Enal, Inst. Fidesmarie A. Villenas, Assoc. Prof. Ronaldo V. Altovar. Also present were Mr. Mark Gerald R. Labitoria (LGU Administrative Assistant), Ms. Cherry Rose Villa (School Nutrition Coordinator), Mr. Michael V. Abaricia (PEL Nagsinamo Principal), Mr. Brigildo R. Roxas (Barangay Nagsinamo Captain), Kgd. Ma. Nora V. Luna, and MSWD Officer Ms. Mutya M. Rada.

The ceremonial signing stands as a testament to the strengthened partnership between SLSU and LGU Lucban, an enduring collaboration dedicated to promoting health, education, and compassionate service to all sectors of the society.

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From Homemakers to Entrepreneurs: How SLSU Empowered Women of Tiaong Through Mushroom Production

Extension Services — Thu, 29 Jan 2026 07:31:22 +0000

A group of homemakers in Brgy. Paiisa, Tiaong, Quezon have blossomed into confident entrepreneurs, proving that sustainable livelihood begins with empowerment and training.

The Paiisa Rural Improvement Club (RIC), an association of women primarily homemakers, dreamed of creating opportunities beyond their homes. With the support of Southern Luzon State University (SLSU) – Tiaong Campus, in partnership with the Local Government Unit of Tiaong, Quezon

They became key beneficiaries of the SLSU extension program, “Kabute at Pukyutan: A Livelihood Program for Farmer’s Association in Tiaong.” This was not just a simple training, it was a comprehensive journey into entrepreneurship.

SLSU equipped them with the valuable knowledge and technical skills including hands-on training in mushroom cultivation and production; lessons in value addition, product processing, and effective packaging; as well as market readiness with marketing developing linkages to ensure sustainability.

From knowledge sprang action. After a series of training sessions, Paiisa RIC began supplying fresh mushrooms within their community. With their initial success, they are now innovating further, developing and testing new products such as mushroom patties and mushroom lumpiang shanghai to expand their market.

The true harvest, however, was empowerment. For the members, the program planted seeds of self-belief that grew alongside their mushrooms. Ms. Elampara, a member of the association, shared: “Mula po [sa] inyong pag-encourage sa amin, nagkaroon po kami ng lakas ng loob na ilabas ang aming mga kakayahan” (Because of your encouragement, we found the courage to show our capabilities). She continued, “Naunawaan na kami ay hindi lamang pangbahay. Kami po ay nagsisikap na patuloy naming pag-iingat sa inyong ipinagkatiwala sa amin” (We came to understand that we are more than just homemakers. We are doing our best to safeguard what you have entrusted to us).

This powerful statement captures the core of SLSU’s extension goal: to strengthen inclusive, community-responsive extension services.

Today, the women of Paiisa RIC are not just suppliers, they are business owners, community role models, and active contributors to local food security. Their journey from homemakers to entrepreneurs showcases how SLSU’s commitment to community extension creates waves of positive change, empowering individuals and strengthening communities.

SLSU is proud to cultivate not just crops, but to empower people and ensure sustainable futures.

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SLSU empowers mothers of Dolores, Quezon with training on candle making

Office of the President — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 05:30:48 +0000

On October 24, 2025, the SLSU Office of Extension Services successfully conducted a livelihood training on candle making for mothers of Dolores, Quezon.

The training, held at Brgy. Bagong Anyo Covered Court Dolores, Quezon, was in partnership with Unbound Manila Foundation through their Manila Funding Donor Qualification (FDQ) subproject.

Under the expert guidance of Engr. Lourdes A. Quevada, the participants were immersed in the art and science of candle making. Engr. Quevada detailed the necessary materials and step-by-step procedures, ensuring a strong foundational understanding. The session quickly transitioned into a dynamic, hands-on workshop where the mothers applied their new knowledge, crafting their first candles under the guidance of the facilitator.

The training also served as a platform for personal development and inspiration. Following the craft session, Engr. Quevada led a powerful discussion on women empowerment. Drawing from her own life experiences, she shared stories and advice on how motherhood does not limit one’s potential for success. She passionately encouraged every participant to become agents of change within their own families and community, emphasizing that self-reliance and initiative are key to improving their lives.

The training successfully empowered 42 mothers providing them with practical, marketable skills on candle making. This activity reaffirms the university commitment to fostering gender equality, social responsibility, and sustainable development through extension initiatives.

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SLSU equips Mauban community with meat processing skills for livelihood

Extension Services — Mon, 13 Oct 2025 08:39:39 +0000

The Southern Luzon State University (SLSU), through its Office of Extension Services, has equipped residents of Barangay Mabato, Mauban, Quezon with new skills for sustainable livelihood through hands-on meat processing training, held on October 10 at the Barangay Hall in partnership with the local Sangguniang Barangay.

Twenty-two community members gained practical expertise in creating popular meat products such as tocino, tapa, and longganisa. The training was designed not only to teach recipes but also to ensure the production of safe, high-quality goods.

Dr. Claire Ann M. Yao, a faculty expert from the College of Administration, Business, Hospitality and Accountancy (CABHA), led the session. Dr. Yao provided a comprehensive lecture that covered processing techniques and a crucial introduction to food safety and hygiene practices.

Following the lecture, participants immediately applied their knowledge in a hands-on workshop. Under Dr. Yao’s guidance, they meticulously prepared ingredients, cured the meat, and processed the products, all while adhering to the food safety standards they had just learned.

This initiative underscores SLSU’s commitment to community development through opportunities for economic growth.

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SLSU IEG, TK muling nagsagawa ng pagsasanay para sa mga bantay dagat

Extension Services — Wed, 13 Aug 2025 06:07:14 +0000

Noong ika-5 hanggang ika-7 ng Agosto, isinagawa ang pagsasanay sa fishery law enforcement para sa ikalawang grupo ng mga miyembro ng Bantay Dagat mula sa mga bayan ng Alabat, General Nakar, Perez, at Real, Quezon.

Ginanap ang aktibidad sa National Brackishwater Training Center (NBTC) sa Pagbilao, Quezon, na naglalayong palakasin ang kaalaman ng mga kalahok sa tamang pagpapatupad ng mga batas pangkaragatan. Ang gawaing ito ay parte ng proyektong Environmental Justice Sector Reform Project – Phase 3 sa tulong na pinansyal mula sa U.S. Department of Interior – International Technical Assistance Program.

Pinangunahan ng mga ekspertong abogado mula sa Tanggol Kalikasan na sina Atty. Rolando R. Recto at Atty. Psyche P. Tolentino ang pagsasanay. Sa unang araw, tinalakay ni Atty. Tolentino ang tungkol sa estado at kalagayan ng kapaligiran, partikular sa pagpapatupad ng batas pangkaragatan pati ang Fisheries Code of the Philippines o Republic Act (R.A.) 10654.

Samantala, ipinaliwanag naman ni Atty. Recto ang mga probisyon ng Chainsaw Act, Wildlife Act, at NIPAS Act. Pati na rin ang tamang proseso ng Arrest, Search, Seizure and Detention.

Sa ikalawang araw, nagbigay si Atty. Recto ng mga gabay sa wastong pagsasampa ng mga kasong administratibo at kriminal. Pagkatapos, tinalakay ni Atty. Tolentino ang mga uri ng ebidensyang maaaring ihain sa hukuman at ang tamang pagsulat ng affidavit.

Bilang panghuling sesyon, ipinakilala ni G. Leandro S. Menguito, isang espesyalista sa pagsasanay ng Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) Region IV-A, ang proseso ng pagtatalaga ng mga bantay-dagat. Nagkaroon din ng workshop kung saan gumawa ang mga kalahok ng affidavit at role-playing batay sa mga senaryong may kinalaman sa ilegal na gawain sa kanilang mga municipal waters.

Sa huling araw, ipinakita ng bawat grupo ang kanilang ginawang affidavit at isinagawa ang role-playing, sa pangunguna ni Gng. Zenaida P. Bernal, batikang miyembro ng Tanggol Kalikasan, batay sa itinakdang senaryo.

“The Bantay Dagat are not just law enforcers; you are unsung heroes who help preserve the lifeblood of our communities [Ang Bantay Dagat ay hindi lamang tagapagpatupad ng batas; kayo ay mga bayaning hindi kilala ngunit tumutulong sa pagpreserba ng buhay at kabuhayan ng ating komunidad],” ang pahayag ni Dr. Frederick T. Villa, Pangulo ng SLSU, sa kanyang mensahe na inihatid ni Dr. Felino J. Gutierrez, Jr., na nagpapakita ng dedikasyon at suporta ng universidad sa mga gawaing pangangalaga sa kalikasan. Ang pagsasanay ay naging matagumpay sa pagpapalawak ng kaalaman at kakayahan ng mga Bantay Dagat sa pagsugpo ng mga ilegal na gawaing pangisdaan.

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SLSU IEG at TK nagsagawa ng pagbisita sa mga opisyal ng ilang munisipyo ng Quezon

Extension Services — Fri, 08 Aug 2025 10:37:46 +0000

Ang Institute of Environmental Governance (IEG) Center ng Southern Luzon State University (SLSU), kasama ang Tanggol Kalikasan, Inc. (TK), ay nagsagawa ng mga pagbisita sa mga bayan ng Real, Infanta, at General Nakar sa Quezon upang makipag-ugnayan sa mga bagong halal na lokal na opisyal.

Ang delegasyon ng SLSU, na binubuo ni IEG Coordinator Bb. Arceli R. Obmerga, at mga kawani mula sa Office of Extension Services (OES) na sina Bb. Renelyn A. Barrientos at Bb. Sheer Angela F. Laguador, kasama si Bb. Arcelina O. Molen ng TK, ay nakipagpulong sa alkalde ng Real, Hon. Julie Ann O. Macasaet, alkalde ng General Nakar, Hon. Alfredo Pujera, at sa Municipal Agriculturist ng Infanta na si G. Carmelo S. Francia.

Sa mga pagpupulong, ipinagbigay batid ng grupo ang nalalapit na Fishery Law Enforcement Training para sa mga kawani ng Bantay Dagat sa Real at General Nakar, na gaganapin mula Agosto 5–7 sa National Brackishwater Training Center sa Pagbilao, Quezon. Ang pagsasanay, na pinondohan ng U.S. Department of the Interior’s International Technical Assistance Program, ay naglalayong paghusayin ang kakayahan ng mga kalahok sa tamang dokumentasyon, pamamaraan ng pagsampa ng kaso, at epektibong pamamaraan ng pagpatrolya, upang palakasin ang pagpapatupad ng batas pangkaragatan.

Bukod dito, tinalakay din ng grupo ang plano para sa isang aquasilviculture training program sa Infanta kasama si G. Francia, na nagbibigay-diin sa sustainable aquaculture practices upang suportahan ang lokal na pangingisda at mga pagsisikap sa pagpapanumbalik ng mga bakawan.

Ang mga inisyatibong ito ay nagpapakita ng pangako ng unibersidad sa pagpapalakas ng mga lokal na pamahalaan sa environmental governance at resource management.

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SLSU brings mental health awareness with outreach activity for Brgy. Abang

Extension Services — Mon, 30 Jun 2025 07:39:02 +0000

In line with its commitment to community service, Southern Luzon State University (SLSU), through the Office of Extension Services, conducted a mental health awareness seminar and outreach activity for residents of Barangay Abang, Lucban, Quezon on July 27.

The activity titled “Strengthening Families, Nurturing Minds: A Mental Health Awareness Seminar and Outreach Activity” aimed to equip parents with essential knowledge on mental well-being, especially as the new school year begins.

Dr. Felino J. Gutierrez, Jr., Director of the Office of Extension Services, highlighted SLSU’s dedication to community engagement during the opening program, stating, “Ang SLSU po ay may pusong nangangalaga at nagmamahal sa mga komunidad na aming pinaglilingkuran.” Barangay Captain Hon. Arvin John A. Flores also expressed gratitude to the university, acknowledging the importance of such initiatives for the community.

The seminar, led by Dr. Bernardita E. Brillon, a faculty member from the College of Allied Medicine (CAM), emphasized the significance of emotional awareness in maintaining mental health. “Mahalaga po na kinikilala natin ang ating nararamdaman,” Dr. Brillon explained during her discussion.

Following the seminar, SLSU distributed school supplies to children in the barangay, supporting their educational needs for the upcoming school year. The activity not only fostered mental health awareness but also reinforced the university’s role in uplifting communities through holistic outreach programs.

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SLSU IEG, TK train first batch of Bantay Dagat on fishery law enforcement

Extension Services — Mon, 30 Jun 2025 03:54:40 +0000

The partnership between Southern Luzon State University (SLSU) through the Institute of Environmental Governance (IEG) Center and Tanggol Kalikasan, Inc. has successfully strengthened marine protection efforts in Quezon Province through a three-day Fishery Law Enforcement Training for Bantay Dagat from the municipalities of Burdeos, Jomalig, Panukulan, Patnanungan, and Polillo.

The training was held from June 23 to 25 at the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) National Brackishwater Training Center in Pagbilao, Quezon. This training is part of the ongoing “Environmental Justice Sector Reform Project – Phase 3 (EJSRP 3) funded by the United State Department of the Interior International Technical Assistance Program, which aims to address the training needs of the local government units (LGUs) related to environment protection, planning, and conservation.

During the opening ceremony, Dr. Felino J. Gutierrez, Jr., Director of the Office of Extension Services, expressed his expectation for the training saying, “Inaasahan natin sa pagtatapos ng pagsasanay, makakatanggap kayo ng isang matatag na pang unawa at kumpiyansa na nagpatupad ng batas para sa kaligtasan at kaunlaran ng sektor ng pangingisda.” This was followed by a message of support from Mr. Romel B. Calzado, Municipal Environment and Natural Resources Officer of Polillo, Quezon, saying, “Sana po sa pamamagitan ng programang ito ang magkaroon ng matibay na pagtutulungan at partnership ang mga LGUs sa SLSU, Tanggol Kalikasan, at BFAR.”

The three-day training featured experts on fishery law enforcement from TK and BFAR. Mr. Glenn M. Forbes, J.D., President of TK, provided an in-depth discussion on the state and the environment, which focuses on the power of LGUs and national government agencies’ authority to enforce fishery laws. He also outlined the fishery code of the Philippines as well as the wildlife code. Meanwhile, Atty. Psyche P. Tolentino, a lawyer from TK, covered topics on the basic handling of evidence and the procedures of filing criminal and administrative cases. Mr. Leandro S. Menguito, Training Specialist I of BFAR Region IV-A, introduced BFAR’s guidelines in the conduct of training for deputy fish wardens, enlightening the participants on the guidelines on how to be a deputized fish warden by the department.

Beyond lectures, participants engaged in case studies and practical workshops, including drafting affidavits and case documents. Divided by municipality, they analyzed scenarios such as illegal fishing, dynamite fishing, and cyanide fishing, preparing sample legal documents to reinforce learning. The participants relate their previous experiences to drafting their sample cases.

During the closing program, Mr. Rolando A. Borja, Bantay Dagat from Burdeos, shared his insights and key takeaways, giving importance to his overall learning, “Ito po ay aming palalawigin pa, pagsisikapan lalo’t higit isasabuhay ang aming natutunan.”

“Tayo pong lahat ay nandidito para pangalagaan ang ating kalikasan”, Dr. Gutierrez, delivered in his closing remarks. This initiative reaffirms the dedication of SLSU and TK to empower local enforcers to safeguard Quezon’s marine resources.

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